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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Estate ot
 John L. Smith,

John l.. Smith,
 Deceased.
 In the Probate Court, County
 ofYunla, Territory of Arizona. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, Aaministratrix of the estate of John L. Smith. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the sad de- ceased. to exhibit tbem with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first notification of this notice, to the said Ad- ninistratrix or her attorney. Samuel Pnrdy Eso.. at the office of the latter, in the viii Isge of Yuma, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate.
 JUANA B. SMITH, Administratrix of the estate of John L. Smith, deceased.
 Dated. Yuma A. T., March 22d, 1887.
 The soil and climate of this section seem to be specially favorable to fig culture. An exchange has the follow ing concerning thfs heretofore much neglected fruit:
 Fig trees begin to bear in eighteen months after planting, and continue to increase in size and bearing capacl- ty for more than half century. No insect pests disturb this tree, and the crop can be gathered at leisure and dried, canned or crystallized for mar ket. There is a demand in California for all the white figs that can be grown at $50 per ton, and at this rate the crop from tenyear-old trees IS worth S400 an acre.
 Mir. O. F. Townsend now has Letfel Wind Engine in operation on his place just below town. We went down last Wednes- day and saw the mill at work and we must confess that we have never seen wind mill work so smoothly and easily. It re- ouires but light breeze to run 1t and It works noiselessly in the hardest gale. Mr. lOWQSeuQ dSSilG 4Ol eASTS i-A'-0' hope to see number of them in operation before the summer ends. See ad. in another column.
 The Revised Statutes of Arizona, will be ready for distribution next month.
 Tombstone dogs who refuse to be taxed or tagged will be killed.
 Dr. J. H. Taggart has gone to Los Ange- les for short visit.
 Hon. L. W. Blinn and wife passed through Yuma on Thursday on their way to California.
 Mrs. B. F, Magill is convalescing and will soon be able to remove to her home in Mohawk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

Dr. J. H. Taggart has gone to Los Ange les for short visit
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

Tombstone dogs who refuse to be taxed or tagged will be killed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21
SATURDAY MAY 2l, 1887.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SUMMARY.

Highest wind velocity and direction 2l miles W & s
 A. F. WHITFIELD,
 Observer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

On last Tuesday evening as the delayed
 west-bound express was crossing the bridge and when well over toward the opposite side, passenger named John Brennan jumped from the rear platform on to the bridge and thence into the river. He was seen by some Cocopah Indians who were at the steamboat landing on this side. They immediately put off in a boat and after considerable difficulty succeeded in rescuing him, when it was found that his throat was cut He was conveyed to the court honse,
 and attended by Dr Shibley. The wind pipe was found to be severed and 1t was found necessary to remove small portion
 of the same. Subsequently he stated that he was tired of life and its sufferings, and that when he jumped into the river and found that the water was shallow he took out his knife and cut hls throat. He will probably recover He is said to have been conductor on the G. H. S. S. A. road.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

The Revised Statutes of Arizona, will be ready for distribution next month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

Tombstone now has curfew ordin ance which prohibits all children under eighteen years of age from being on the street after 8:30 p. m. The city officials propose to lock up all who violate the ordinance. This is steE in the right direction and we should be glad if similar regulations could be adopted and enforced in Yuma.
 The present prospects indicate that the sampling works at Prescott will receive not less than 300 tons of ore per month, as soon as they start up and some very sanguine ones place tht figures as high as 700 tons.
 The Tombstone Daily Epitaph hal been enlarged to a seven column sheet It is a good paper and we are glad tC see it prosper.
 A force of men are at work under direc tion of the Supervisors, throwing up leve along the city front.
 Capt. Ingalls, was up from his ranch thi week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21
County Directory.

Probate Judge, c. H. Brinley'
 Treasurer. A. E. DeCorse.
 Sheriff, NJ. J. Nugent,
 Dist. Atty, Geo. NJ. Knight:
 County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. szDervisors; c. V. Meeden,' Chairman
 OF. Townsend, and D. M. Fleld, Clark Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo' Clerk of District Court, c. H. Brinley, Justices of fEthe Peace, G, A. Ringwaid'
 R. T, Burr,
 c0ron.r and Public Administrator, J. h.
 Taggart.
 Constable. T, D, Lockwood, 1y-,JA LODGE. NO. ', A. 0. U. w., MEL MEL V' T T,,ssdsy ,yening of each week, at S'Oo, ': M' vk.;. brethren in geod standing cordIally v1geu vy W GRFFNLEAF, R. H. KOSHLAND' m' w. -u,o nanrn may be found on file at T. .: a; HIN PhPtH DAKE'S Adv ertisng Agency, % i u.r.snts Exchange, San Francisco, Who IS 1e ''''i orized agent for this paper
 SATURDAY MAY 2l, 1887.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

Hon. L. W. Blinn and wife passed through Yuma on Thursday on their way to California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21
TACNA TALK.
(BY sCRAPs.)

No mosquitoes at Tacna to disturb Ma ture's sweet restorer, balmy sleep.
 Mr., Mrs. and Miss Cavanaugh are the new arrivals at Tacna. MT. c. was lately in charge of the track-laying of the narrow gauge railroad from Tucson to Globe.
 Mrs. James Miller, after an illness of $ weeks, which has kept her all the time in bed, is just becoming able to sit up tor little while at time, which is decided improvement in her ease.
 The potato crep in this vicinity is quite promising iast now and quite yield IS ex- pected from this venture this season.
 The watermelon crop near Adonde, on Mir. Chas. Bakers place, promises large yield this year, and Don Gualupe gives It as his private opinion (publicly expressedl that ripe melons will be ready for market by the 18th of June. HOw is that for backward spring in Arizona?
 IL will not be amiss, just here, to remind the reader in search of the "Ultima Thule that the earliest fruit raised in the United States is raised here in Yuma county, and that it would not be bad idea for some et the doubting Thomases to stop here long enough to jot down few important statis- tical items, while on their mad rush to the over.done district of Southern California Every fruit from tree, shrub, or vine, can take the cake for early ripening ii cultlvat- ed, under the magical influence of Yumas s Summer sun.
 The k. R. water tanks are arranged with device to measure the depth ot the water by feet, and it is customary to say that the tank has 10 or l5 feet, as the case may be- Some of the juveniles of this vicinity ask' 'Why is it that the tank has so many feet?
 One of the Antelopians has a valuable dog; the dog was the mother O of g very small dogs. Another citizen had valu, able cat; the cat was the mother Of several very small cats. The mother of the cats departed hence via the coyote route. The owner of the dog and the small dogs, re- duced the number by eight through the water route. The kittens were given tc this valuable dog. She, with philanthrop ic ssgacity immediately adopted the kittens and is now as tender in their care as Ii they were ct her own speciss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

Mrs. B. F, Magill is convalescing and will soon be able to remove to her home in Mohawk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-21

And everything pertaining to arst-ciass saloon There are quiet reading and club 100 connected with the establishment, which makes it an attractive rendezvous for gentlemen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

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non -. teoysfd blo 4 oYes faoac liesafy
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

John Hiiz Il perhaps Ihs best known man
IN Musksgon. lie IS one OF tho old settlers,
having come here way back IN the ffIies,
and has been identified with the interests o;
Muskegon ever sinca. lie is one Of the iirm
Of Montgomery, Champagne & CO.. and is
the active member Of the firm. During all
this lime Jake mas never been known 70
have any trouble with any oi
onr citizens. And until Monday he
might Uuthiully say tlat Us one ever
lald violent hands up2n hia. Upon that
day butcher Dy t5s name of George Boyce
sccostet Jake on the street near Wheeler $
drng store. and, without any provocsGon,
struck him several times aoout the head
and body, n consequence of which Bcyce
was arrested by warrant yesterday morning
and aned 50 and costs. Boyce was also ar
rested yesterday By the Sheriff upon ca
pias issued at the sult Of Hesz, who claims
$3.50 damages for the assault and battery
Bcycs gave bonds 90 the Sheriff for his APP
pearance AZ the next session OF our Circalt
court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

NTASTED - A COMPETENT COOK AT Is
" shslaonst. Mrs. q. n. leonard. 30
VANTFD--A C0MPRfENr GIRL FOR GIN.
" er4l holsewOTk < ia small family. Mrs Geo
H. seymour. 10 fAr,s-aye. 5aa
UASfED-A COMPETENT. WILLING GIRL
" ior general hOilsrn orr. best wages. two IL
lsmiiy. Call l. Dayiol 81. West Side. 800
NTASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" hoUsework At good wages. Enquire A.
Csaal-st. fepoar Shoe store. so
NTA>IED-A GIRL FOR q ESERAL HOUSE
w work. Enquire az lOi sheidon-st- S57
IF FIFTEEN C0OD GENERAL SERVANTS
1 VIII call q once We Can give them good
homes IL this eAy Ladies Psr.oT, Pierce block
tVANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL OK
" woman for general housewOrs. Call i'm
media.ey Al - \. rront Il. S3g
HTANTED-A NEAT RELIABLE GIRL FOR
w general hoasework. Mrs. W. L. Freeman.
II s Prospects,. 2nd door south of hutton. $50
uASTED-A HEALTHY WILLING GIRL Al
" p Center-s., only two IA family. POS
LHTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work good wage; two IN family; refer
ences required. Apply afternoons, l. Daytou-st..
west side. 3is
IVANTED-IMMEDIAT A GIRL TO Do
W general homework Must go home nights.
Apply at once TO lO5 Fountain 81. 3i6tf
MANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w erAl housewOrk, Swedish girl preferred.
Apply Isl College ave. 5i7tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28


A Aasorn. 81 Grsas H.Qlsis. wsz - tais
tesa gssisrasg GA easiosss-
tts Aaas.al bsii - tbe Ausksgsa Rides
celes - fra4T EisAs =. t4etf A44i 81
Clx9-4s-.
Ias party gives D the s.@srdaass a.
ooCisly a. l.ssiF 1alt A A31sa4 as1t sss $50
io5es - al Iae cAristmas tree seel2s1
- Sc als tbe most kal8ssme1t.
NJ. Len BseNn. tie eioialez wss ia
Cana hapida Monday evening attending
tie soeisl hep sisss 81 Nlsses 6sgs asa
beneaief Ia t4elI ess hzi Ia tns snepbsfd-
A4Ftmza.
Ths comnllt tee of ire Mascnic fraternity
have s4teods1 % All msmb<rs Ia good
standing throughout tais side Of ths stale
invitations % ATTEND their reunion t0nlgAs
Et Afmy hall
James a Weeks. maasgsr Of the Westsxn
Ualoe Telegraph oifics IN Anskescn. re-
t0Fasa Rome yesterday iFoa GraRt Rapids,
where AAs been TIE guest Of Af. ana Ais-
y ssisy "ison tso OF three days.
TIE usual supply Of icicles hAYe appesF-
e. GA ths Guerra House caves and they are
growing ioagsr sssry dsy and continually
dropping - the Sidewalk. which makes Il
dangerous for foot passengers. This should
noz be.
There viii Do large number OF the local
Sports Of Grand Rapids. pgessnl - witness
TIE glove contest given b James Murphy,
OF Grand Rapids. and Dick Enkland 81
this city, tomorrow evening in toe Clay
Avenue Arnofy-
Wm. Heap, after thinking for aeon
four years. came 10 the conci uslon Christ
mas tnat Il would De better 70 be eiuzsu
of tnis country than OF CaBada, from
- - Af.I4 al
good position IN the Canadian lnfantFy.
where he was PaymasteF. tie served all
through the Issel insurgsction aud got full
oi g.Ory. 80 full that hs came 90 this
country snd will cast Ms maiden kepao-
ligza vote next April.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Il s tscoailz 1ors sd noEs appesslt
nat ths op1osliien - sls confirmation
az i.AEAa = ssy stse1g. Ias fssqasat
ssssrfions q bis frlsnds q thslx eor~
hdsncs "a ais Dassinx ia senate ofae4s
. vsry suggestive Of shs boys ''whislling
70 kssp his eourszs ap* 1hs spsetseis
q such xias- -sprsa6 opposition 70 .
sominss Tor tas ba9esn-s Coazt is, -
bss.ess. unprecedented.
Opyonsass q shs aominss are now
ealing On him - Fsaign. snd thua atsnd
sloaa u ths ashi. and nos persist IA
holding on io = position for which an
oahss snd unoblsetlonsbls psrsoa is
nominated Il Ar. LANAI ws<s cut of
ths one. ol Secretary of tns Interior.
Asssrs. FILAs aad DIcxIssoz soald De
81 oacs e0oarnsd Bat ths Secretary
psrsists Ia holding hls Cabinet Doailio0,
and so ths dssiraosliy Of conhEming
yuAs and DIcKEssoz - made sn 4rgu-
meal f0r ths conasmzsi0a OF LAMAk
New opposition has sprung ap among
ths cit.zeas Of Western States, the
Fobbing u whoss lznds BY railway cor
porstioAs - prevented % Commission
a. SPAzKs. whose resignation was forced
by Sscrslzry LAMAE. A tremendous
pstisicn las bean received by Senator
SFooSxR. from citizsns OF Wisconsin,
which relates that hundreds OF thous-
znds of aerss Of land have been lcst 10
that state. an1 illegally acquired by
raisay corporations, On account et re-
vsFsals of dscisions Of Commissioners
sFAaKs b. Secretary LANAI More Of
tbs same kind ara coming ffom other
5talas. Ihs hand OF the stalwsrt and
aggressive ex-C0mmissioner - plainly
sislbls Ia tia new movement, ana Il -
ynst possible that these exhibits may bs
Ehe last straw which wiIl break the back
OF Ar. LAMAh's hopes. and that his
vicious aud apparently grakuit0us on
slanghE on General SPAkKs. AZ the con-
nivnnce OF the lRnd sharks. may rssult in
bis 0Nn dsseat FOR tho 5aprsms Branch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

lNANTEb-AI oNCE TAO IHTEiLIGENf
~ Industrious an, e3ersel lle youus men with
hsst Of re4eTonees. k00Ms S. aAd 81 Ho1s n i
DfliJ.ns e7s
yaT As1FD-A GOOD PENMAN AT wA+Nkg
se0
urANTED-A COMPErfST NAN To TAKk
W charge of a eahuet shop. Must come well
Feronmeuded Address Conway Manufacturing
60 AslWaHkee Mis 30
50 ,bs retail pfice s other slzfs Ia proportion
A rsTs chance a. cfeaie permanent business ~
home These s4les meet deDland never before
Supplied 0y othes ssle companies ~ are 20.
governed ~ the safe Pool A plue Sale Co. en-
cinlau ohi3 feo25
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The disiing guishsd naR, whose remains
we're horns 10 the tomb st Albany yes
isrday, was probably the ablsst Demo
cratic lssdsr Of The Empirs State. Quist
snd unob.rusivs, still forcsfai ard Tar
seeing, be Vas . lsadsr 70 bs trusted st
ail hines. II New York politics hs was
iEausntial IN thrss PrssiaNnsial cam
paigns. Hs did much to nominate
TLDES and uAxcocK and vas director
gsasral Of tie CIEvxLAND movement ia
1854 A 81 organizer hs had no superior
ard whosyer shall assume his place must
b a man OF skill among men and
polItIsIanA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Judge MooDx, who was slse.ed . con-
tingsat Senator from South Dakota Two
years ago. says that ths schems OF
Congressman SPRINGER 10 have the ter
rilory admitted tbs Winter as one State
viii TAIL lie says the people would
rather stay out I'll ths Bspablicans get q
majority Ia Congress again than be ad-
nait.sd a. whole. Judge MooDT 10 of
ths opinion than en- omnibus bill, ad-
ms.ting Socth Dakota. togsthsr with
Montana and Washington, with an en-
sblinz clznss Tor the admission Of North
Dakota nsy pass this Congress This
msssurs vii not. however. pass in tina
" lst the new States take any part IN
the election OF TIA nsxt President.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

There . something sxtrsuasiy pathetic
IN ths announcement That Miss JosEs
Eobxrs came oas of tbs Fidelity wreck
win ouiY thirty thoussnd dollars wish
which 70 eattls With shs cold. cold world.
Bnf tbis "a only cue instance cut Of rns5y
r-ssh msks sympsshstie hsarts IN big
cites bleed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

n q fEasf. IA sEE ksAR OF a SOUTH
4. DiFlsi8e 81. afli i1flaA a. kleds ot bD.la-
- sitslr at reaeC sbie fatcs si,o hesniock f9ni
tef iof AZ kln1s 81 e4f.tinR pnrp<sss- 80
llAAIED- 6o0D 81 sISk-s AAS FA&IIiAk
" Nifn ostes work I'D % in cazn Rare 0p-
pcrnalty Ai-0 good advertising soiicilof. g,
k.0A .. 4elefraln. H elA-i nl-.e .4Ll
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The PittsburT Dispatch sorainztss he
following tickss 10 snosk oat the eiTsts
ronarchiss and 70 sztisfy the demands
Of ths prevailing furers: For President.
joss A.. SULIivkS: for Vics-P President,
JoRS Jsxz KFLaAsx. Piatfarn: 10
the vieters bslonz tbs xsts moosy~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

WBARroS BAsKka thiaks JAaxs O..
BLAME = uos The Strongest csnaiasts fhs
R>puhlicau party can name. and JoHS
SslrH thinss he v, - ths probability il
that ths matter viii b. ieis % he Bepab-
Ecan National convans5on.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Il nay be eheevirx ~ csrtsin class cf
eold- -bloos.,I rssdsss % Isaxn nat whsie
the pxics af eoai - vsry h;gh ths Dstroit
srsuastory r. doing - work vito remsrk-
abe aastress snd iispxfrf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
BoeTdinG.

BOARD wANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLE
u man witt private family. som ewhere north
o. tie 6. II. & NJ Depot. Address IL. NJ, Box
z, care Telcgram-Hersld. 80
DOARDiNG-GOOD ROOM AND BOARD CAN
ID be secured at l6i North Division St 325tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The old English sporting parson is not
dssd Jet tits nans 81 present il shs
Rsv. s srozzT. Vicar OF Wrss Green,
and Be told hss congregation that he wss
proud, IN thsse degenerate days, 10 see
men hks SAITH snd kLRAfS standing
up and Singing szch other fov shsir
country's glory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

One ulcvai cf To- 6rs a Wakefield.
ontouagen conusE, sesus - Be that =
nonksy nay be ~ deetraciivs in a ssasli
village a. = cow IL sifr hEe Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

TO ND-A GOLD fAF.HfAe AT THE UNION
Z aepot OsHer tsn ksgs szats - calt-ng "a
espel pel.ee1asa. D. lossl, aaa fssi-s iof this
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

WANTFD-ON JAN lsr., BY AN EXPERT.
W enced bookkeaper, position at any kind of
Office work. address A b room IL, Widdcomb
building $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
Tor Renf--Busluess Places.

CToRs ANO BASEMENT To RENT THE
a ore 8 Basement IN the Mliler's block, 40 ".
iridgs't First class location. Apply 10 ArV
senueli Miller. Ssstf
TOR aENT-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
7 now occupied By Mrs. J. =. Parrons CO.. west
Bridge & Fr0n3e1 1he test locst on in the city
A'ap rooms In The block. ;. :. Ball, az No Is &
- Wattr.oss, s4osf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Ia order the better to enjoy the Christ
res season Mr. JAcoB SHARP, whose
temporary soiourn ia Ludlow Street Jail
our readers may rsusnbsr. has gons 10
his chatssa near Rome, y. Z. Poesieal
justice appears 70 have forgotten Mr..
sHAsP. ard it would not surprise rs to
lssfD that Rome bad hoElsd-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The sisahing = heinx pstehsa up snd
New Tssr's promises to bs ~ asrpY 81
Chfisimss ras nerFy
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

EkJlT fAkM BOX skLE 0a eXcHASsE
4 % property Ia Grand q d. d aeiss IA
tnfcf' township AicKsa totlty, la aafVs iN-
proved, 3D. itsfing apple trees soo5 water. snd
s.tsaied "a tte ffti. bell. psioe 90 o.. address
>. kosblns. orand Haven, akA. .ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

SITUATIONS Vanted-NrI..

lANyAsSERs CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO 81
" per week selling . novelty, manufactured by
Colestock & Seymour. 81 Pearl t. 3ilti
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
Wanted--To Kent.

NTANTED--wELL FURNISHED ROOM NEAR
~ city. With mus Cal family, for lady and
gculer an address c. B., Eek 5. 1e.sgraEn-IIe :
sd ofee. s6l
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

TOR sALE-TEo SEAT SINGLE CUTTER.
] g. =. Raymond. carr spring & co. 20
TOR SALE or EEST-NEw DOCBLE sTORE
4 on Nsie0u- ave. uear Il al'-sf.. f5T oaiy - ~
this wee Rents f9r So rsr vesr. 81 ofcri led
good q le, call sotn. Pine trcx tenement o
Bosta icS sts1 sc s. Ns is1a-aFe. 81 ~ Second ave
AMI cor spring and goodric9. TBisie BTos.
0psrs Horse block
UoRsEs FOR skLE-Two FfNE DRIVING
III hrs one ssts fr lady - drive. chs.
Brothers Piano 90
| Want - SILL ny HORSE PSkEToS AND
l harness very chssp iffaxen sopu. joan =.
Boman. IS Causl st asstf
- TiON SALE OF MANHATTAN HoUsF
"a .sFnltlre in progress dsily frofa 3 =. m. unHl
fap n Bare barfalrs Aust - rsiL. Hf
CoB s4Le-fcOD HACK CHEAP. OK Will
exersnre for efher proTeffv Easf tdrarl.
4 Co. Niiaif0ub ta.idinE siv Eoif
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

There shruld ~ ~ mrd sposs 81 sse
a~;r> u szs sagrsue Ccuzk
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
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Water Color Decorating.

pesias a'sf - Iatssfs WI ae firefsnad 90 -
ecsfe,r. - he nnsff sfznef SIR artizffe iaf ernr
fets.rstsa4 esre pet7rT ia eT1re s1t aes1le ~
fosh Fiia vsll- ager teecrsfscne. 3 fte Dae "a
ttp 1erfr sIessf ~affsr feisr *trfi- katsrnsre
81 = aslarsutcs - - - is srf.ssle ar5 safshie
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ssra ssncs1u4 - 1icnev s1a1 t Neeid ccs4 - -
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~ starrts wers. snt thr ~tizk IS eoarsnfes1 -
- ~ saisrt and 1haf i 81 s@Ver rem ~ sak-
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For Rent--Hoi.ses.

no RFET-HOUsE WITH BARN: s ROOMS
4 In the house nearly new water m house ard
good cellar Enquire IL G. Mann, corner Clinton
and Hasnng-sts. 3is
I'Ok RENT-NlCE FURNIsHED ROOMS on
i second fO3r, No. - Canai-St. Enquire OF the
new proprietor at room IA. 81
I'OR EEST-BR5sl RABLE ROOM FOR Two
L gentlemen, with board. at 60 Rosta1ck 81. asst
MILL RENT TO RlGHT PAKTY, SMALL
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minutes wax from Pest OAce rent reasonable.
Addfess, ", Box S. this Office. Nsti
LOR REsT a TENEMENT or sEyHN
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Cons and Alicn streets wilh ali c0nvtnisn-cs
Including the patent Aldinc heating grste. A'sl
one OF four rooms. so. -N2 Straigit-st, second
house from West fultonft. INQUIRE Of q. s.
Bafrard - Aileu-st., COZ. of Mt vernon Ct sf5.i